For airports & terminal operators
Give the terminal one checkout.
Your concessions keep their brands, menus and operations. LayOver gives travellers a single way to order and pay across them — and gives the airport a single view of how those spaces trade.
The opportunity
Shared spaces, fragmented transactions.
Airports design food courts and lounges as shared destinations, but every outlet inside them runs its own till, its own queue and its own reporting. For the traveller that means friction against a boarding time. For the airport it means the terminal’s commercial picture arrives late and in pieces.
LayOver addresses this at the transaction layer: one basket, one payment, automatic allocation to each outlet.
How it fits
An overlay, not a replacement.
LayOver connects to the outlets that participate. It doesn’t require replacing existing concession contracts or counter operations.
01
Airport
Sets the checkout standard and sees combined activity
02
Outlets
Food counters and lounges, each with its own menu and settlement
03
LayOver
One ordering, payment and allocation layer
04
Traveller
Scans, builds one basket, pays once
Commercial value
What the airport gets.
01
A consistent traveller experience
The same scan-and-pay flow at every participating outlet, aligned with the airport’s service standards.
02
Visibility across concessions
Activity from participating outlets in one place, rather than reports assembled from separate systems.
03
New lounge demand
A way to sell lounge access to travellers outside card and airline programmes.
We don’t quote uplift figures we haven’t measured. Pilot outcomes are defined and reviewed jointly with the airport.
Pilot programme
Start with one space.
A pilot is deliberately small: one food court or one lounge, a defined period, and a shared review.
01
Scope
One food court or one lounge, agreed with the airport and participating concessionaires.
02
Set-up
Outlets onboarded with menus and settlement details; QR placement at tables, seats or entrance.
03
Run
Travellers use the checkout in the live environment; outlets fulfil as usual from their own tickets.
04
Review
Joint review with the airport commercial team on usage, operator feedback and next steps.
Launch partners
Let’s explore what LayOver could do for your terminal.
Tell us about the space you have in mind — a food court, a lounge, or a whole pier — and we’ll come back with a pilot outline.